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KWS-X: The SAXS/WAXS Laboratory Beamline

SAX Labor Overview SAX Labor Overview SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline front view. © Baohu Wu /JCNS-MLZ

SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline front view. © Baohu Wu /JCNS-MLZ

The customized small- and wide-angle X-ray scattering (SAXS/WAXS) instrument from XENOCS has been installed in the 45 m2 SAXS lab since the end of 2021. As one of the most powerful in-house SAXS instruments in the world, it offers highly complementary experimental capabilities to our SANS and other neutron instruments. The lab is also equipped with sample preparation tables, sample environment platforms, and various supporting facilities.

As a young member of our small-angle scattering instruments using X-ray as the beam, KWS-X is equipped with a high flux metal-jet source and a moveable Eiger 2R 4M SAXS detector. With an additional 4-axis motorized WAXS detector and Bonse-Hart USAXS, the scattering vector q can cover a wide area from 0.0002 to 7 Å-1. Compared to other instruments, it also comprises a large sample environment station that can be used with ambient pressure conditions. Many sample environmental accessories make it possible to perform experiments at temperatures from -150oC to 1000oC, under shear, tensile, etc.

The KWS-X SAXS-WAXS-USAXS beamline has been commissioned and officially opened to users in April 2023. In addition to being a complementary method to SANS, it will also provide users with testing services before experiments on neutron scattering instruments (SANS instruments KWS-1, KWS-2, KWS-3 and other neutron scattering instruments). This will greatly help users optimize neutron scattering samples and greatly improve the efficiency of SANS experiments. In addition, KWS-X can also use X-ray to debug large neutron sample environments.

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Contact

Dr. Baohu Wu (Head)
Email: ba.wu@fz-juelich.de
Phone: +49 (0)89 158860-687

Dr. Avanish Bharati
Email: a.bharati@fz-juelich.de
Telefon: +49 (0)89 158860-640

SAXS Labor (KWS-X, UYL 122)
Phone: +49 (0)89 158860-122

KWS-X: The new SAXS/WAXS Laboratory Beamline

SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline overview.

The new SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline. © MLZ

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SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline from Metal-jet source view.

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SAXS detector in the detector chamber.

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Sample measuring in open-air position XL.

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USAXS Analyzer move out in sample chamber.

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SAXS-WAXS beamline in the laboratory.

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Peltier stage in sample chamber.

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BIOSAXS Robot autosampler.

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SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline from top view.

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SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline overview.

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SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline overview.

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SAXS-WAXS laboratory beamline from right side view.

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